Sharp County record., 1887-06-30
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.


TIE committee in charge of the petition
10 Rome for the restoration OF Dr. NC
Glynu to his parish in New York, an
nounce that the movement has been
abandoned at Dr.. McGlyun's request.
A CoNsTANTINoPLE dispatch says Sir
Henry Drummond Wolff, British high
commissioner in connection with gyptlan
affairs, has notified the Porte that Queen
Victoria has appended her signature TO
the Anglo-Turkish convention concerning
Egypt.
The trial of Jessie D. Brown, colored,
at Westminster, Nj, for the murder OF
her infant child, was terminated on the
14th by death. The woman went into a
decline after her incarceration and was
far gone with consumption when the trlal
began. On the morning IN question she
was found dead IN her cell.
DOCUMENTS are displayed in the orse
department of the American EXhloltlon
at London with the object OF showing
that the continent of America was dis
covered in 9S5 by an Icelander named
Left Erikson.
IT is reported that the British Govern
ment intends to prosecute Michael DaVltI
and Mr.. Joseph Richard Cox (Natlonal-
ist) member of Parliament Tor East
Clare, for their conduct in incitinS the
Bodyke tenants to resist eviction,
The New Hampshire Legislature on the
| 14th soliditied things for w. E. Chandler
| for the United States Senate.
TIE worst break ever known IN tne
history of the Chicago Board OF Iraue
| occurred on the 14th. June wheat de-
| clined twenty cents bushel, the Clique
| went to pieces and mum Der OF the prln-
cinal brokerage firms were thrown into
| bankruptcy. .7
WIN. E. CHANDLER was formally elected
Senator by the New Hampshire LeSslat-
ure on the 18th.
TIE Crown Prince of Germany arrived
| in England on the 18Th.
THE crash among the wheat men at Oul-
cago continued on the 18th, and kersnaW
& Co., with many other firms, where
ad led to the list of suspended Wheat
Clique brokers.
THE London police report the discovery
of a Jubilee dynamite plot.
Two sections of the Cascade branch OF
the Northern Pacific railroad in Washing
ton Territory, aggregating thlrty-lour
miles, have been accepted by the Pfesl-
dent.
DUPEp colonists returning from Topolo-
bambo, Mexico, bring accounts OF terrible
suff ,ring endured, and shameless imposl-
tions practiced by promoters OF the COL
ony scheme.
SPAIN proposes to let all Cubans vote
by the payment of forty dollars Tor tine
privilege.
THE Secretary of the Interior has re-
scinded his order of March %, 1856, with
drawing from the operation of the puDhc
land laws fractional range Al in the state
of Colorado for the purposes OF Natlonal
cattle trail.
ST. MARY's EPISCOPAL CHURCH at Bos
ton was Quilted by fire on the 18th Loss,
$1,000 The fire is believed to have been
of incendiary origin.
A REVOLUTIONARY uprising has oeen
suppressed in the Argentine PUBIC,
with the loss of four hundred lives
TIE President, since his return from
Saranac, drives out to Oak View at hall
past four in the afternoon, regales him.
self for an hour or more with country air
and returns to the White House az seven
and eats a solitary dinner.
DR.. S. II. BATEMAN, of Alabama Centre'
N. Y, fell from the platform OF an excur,
sion train leaving Sanborn on the l3th'
snd vsSs hiiioS
A STRIKE ofs to -anAa,io@ding trades en-
ployes in st. raul, Min, began on the
18th in sympathy with the carpenters
who are out for nine hours.
The White Star Line steamer, Brittanlc
which was in collision with the Celtic o1
the same line, sailed on the 18th for Liver
pool. Her officers were the same as When
| the disaster occurred.
PRIVATE advices from Rio de Janelro
represent Dom Pedro, Emperor Of Brazll,
| as suffering from dangerous attack OF
diabetes and lying in critical condition
A AYoUNG woman was executed IN france,
| on the 18th, for matricile.
WHILE J. A. Ryan and Harry Treloar
| were drilling out a blast which missed
fire in the Paint River mine at Crystal
! Falls, Mich, on the 14th, the blast went
off, blowing off the head and arms OF both
men, and horribly managing their bodies
RoLLIN NJ SQUIRE, who was Jointly In
dicted with Maurice B. Flynn, for be-
| trayal of his trust as Public Works Com
missioner in New Y ork, sailed on the 10Th
for London on the Irave. His counsel
say that he will be back in time to stand
| trial in November
TIE members of the New York Press
Association and their ladies, who went to
Boston on the occasion of their annual ex-
cursion, visited on the 18th, in company
with the local editors of Cam bridge, the
principal objects of interest in the city.
THE one hundred and nineteenth annual
commenceme of Brown University at
Providence, r. l., was held on the 18th.
| The degree of Bachelor of Arts was con-
ferred upon thirty eight men. Degrees
were conferred as follows Doctor Of
Divinity, Frederick G. Wright; Doctor of
| Laws, Isaac G. Wilson, of Chicago, and
james P. Boyce, of Louisville, KY
AN order was issued on the 18th by Gen
] eral Sheridan for the garrisoning Of Fort
Meyer, near Washington. The post will
be commanded by Major Lewis Fl. Car
penter, of the Fifth Cavalry, who is sta
toned at Fort Supply. l. T.
The jury in the Sharpe bribery trial
was completed on the 18th. Mr.. Sharpe
was committed to the custody of the
sheriff, but was permitted to go to his
home under guard of depaty Twenty
one hundred talesmen were summoned
before jury was secured.
The inter-St Commerce Commission
heard the complaint on the 10th OF the
Chicago & Alton against the Peunsyl-
vania Company.
UyIrED SAFES CONSUL GENERAL RAINEs,